
Combining research with storytelling, Taylor writes essays and creates art that investigates how place shapes resilience, using archival materials and site-specific work to reveal the interconnected transformations between landscape and history.
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Margaret Bourke-White (MBW) followed Patton into Buchenwald, and this after many years spent documenting WW2 from air, land and sea. I am writing a biography of her for “Women Making History,” an academic series for Bloomsbury Publishing. I...
When my father got very old, without regret he made an observation. He said, “When you and your mother pass on, there’ll be evidence of your left behind.” He was talking about our art. This affected me. Today I got an email from a woman ask...
Orange #C0362C for visibility in fog, contrast to the sky, and integration into the land, especially in the setting sun.
“Building a bridge is a war with the forces of Nature.” Joseph P. Strauss, Chief Engineer, Golden Gate Bridge and High...
I forgot that it’s “Never Again,” not “Never Forget”
My stack of books by and about Bourke-White (MBW) is growing taller. Today I ordered this one. I’m posting about this because of the too recent election results in Germany and other regi...
A scan of my print, purchased in 1996 from Milo Sheppard’s collection.
My obsession with Jack London began in 1991, while creating murals at the Oakland Airport Hilton. In 1996, I was commissioned to make murals at Jack London Square in Oa...
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Visual artist, essayist: it's all the same process, murals, sculpture. Former newspaper Op-Ed freelancer, author. I write about physical, cultural, and historical and water landscapes, curiously searching for meaning.
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